COVID-19 in Quebec: What you need to know on Monday

• Quebec reported 276new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths Monday. Since the start of the pandemic, there have been65,262confirmedcases and5,780people have died.
• There are124peoplein hospital (no change), including 19in intensive care(no change). Here's aguide to the numbers.
• CBC Montreal is collecting stories from Quebecers who have recovered from COVID-19. If you would like to share your experience, pleaseget in touch.
• Having trouble keeping track of what has reopened?Consult our list.

The number of COVID-19 confirmed cases in Quebec continued to climb Monday, with 276reported the fifth day in a row the province has seen more than 200 cases.

Quebec now has a seven-day moving average of 25.9 cases per million inhabitants, surpassingthe20 cases per million public health had set as a threshold last month.

Last Friday, Health Minister ChristianDubshifted the target to between 20 and 25 cases per million, saying he wouldn't be concerned if the daily numbers remained in that area.Quebec has now passed that threshold as well.

In announcing the latest numbers on Monday, Dubsaid the province is seeing an increase in outbreaks, as well as community transmission. Hospitalizations, however, remained steady and there were no new deaths reported.

At the peak of the pandemic in the spring, Quebec often reported upwards of 800 cases per day.

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